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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
8
Describes an extra large square oven with patent non buckling bottom, double drop door, steel wire racks and direct flue design that uses all heat generated. Claims Jewel Steel Range as the most economical and satisfactory baking range produced.
The article argues Rhodesia as a possible Ophir era gold region with extensive ancient workings. It notes 75,000 old mines across ten square miles, gold specks in furnace linings, remains of smelting blowpipes, and artifacts like soapstone hammers. Matabeleland ruins yielded $35,000 in gold ornaments in recent years.
A Chicago resident adds a spring metal rack under the chair seat rear, engaging a sliding transverse rod. Hinged and diagonal supports attached to rockers form a pivoting link, allowing the seat to rise or fall by lifting or lowering the rack. Teeth incline rearwardly to ease vertical adjustment.
An American party in Paris visits Chapman Barnes studio led by Theodore Guthrie. A mistaken identity reveals Barnes, not Williams, had demolished a Pompeii sentinel statue with ashes, prompting an apology and a six month wait for Miss Mabel Douglas’s marriage proposal.
An English mechanic explains hardening a drill point by dipping a heated dull cherry red tip into sulfuric acid to a depth of about one eighth of an inch. The treated point becomes extremely hard while the rest remains soft. if the point breaks, re harden with slightly less acid.
A historical paint remover recipe combines four ounces benzol three ounces fusel oil and one ounce alcohol to strip varnish paint tar or lacquer from varnished or painted surfaces in under ten minutes. It also claims to restore a hard paint brush after an hour soaking.
The North British railway line over the Forth bridge is the world’s most costly, four miles long with approaches, costing about $4,000,000 per mile to construct.
A historical ad list details multiple promotions offering stamps with purchases. Brands include Gold Dust, French Coffee, Waldorf Deutscher Kroger products, Tea, Korn Kinks corn, Country Club Beans, Beef Wine and Iron, Elijah's Manna, English Mustard, X-Ray Stove Polish, Race Track Plug Tobacco, Kroger Extract of Lemon, Singapore Black Pepper, Cayenne Pepper, and Cherry Phosphate. promotions attach stamps or dollar value per purchase.
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